Parts for Ge ZDP36L4DD2SS: 03 - Manifold & Controls Parts

This 4-point spark igniter module supplies timed spark to four burner electrodes so a gas range lights reliably. It replaces a failed ignition control to restore consistent, on-demand sparking across the cooktop. What it does:

• Sends high-voltage spark to up to four burner electrodes to ignite gas burners
• Replaces a faulty module that causes no spark or no ignition at affected burners
• Common symptoms it can fix: burners won't light, intermittent ignition, or continuous clicking from the cooktop
• Helps stop arcing or misfiring when the control has failed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work; if you smell gas, shut off gas and ventilate before proceeding
• Label or photo all wire connections before removal to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the module and electrode leads carefully; avoid bending or contaminating electrode tips
• After installation, restore power and test each burner for proper spark; if you detect gas leaks or continued problems, stop.

This spark switch/simmer burner is the electrical switch that sends spark to a gas cooktop burner, restoring reliable ignition and simmer control for compatible ranges. Replaces a worn or unresponsive burner spark switch. What it does:

• Routes high-voltage spark to the burner so the gas will ignite
• Enables proper simmer flame control and consistent ignition
• Commonly replaced when a burner won't spark, sparks intermittently, or won't light
• Works with the range's control knob and ignition system to start the flame

• One spark switch/simmer burner

• Disconnect power to the appliance and turn off the gas supply before beginning work
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or control panel; follow your model's service instructions
• Handle electrical connections carefully and replace only with the correct part number

Color: black. It measures about 2 inches in diameter.

This push button replaces a damaged or missing control-panel button to restore tactile input for your appliance. It provides a direct mechanical interface so the control board registers user commands reliably. What it does:

• Acts as the physical button you press to select functions or settings on the control panel
• Restores proper tactile feedback when the original button is cracked, stuck, or worn
• Helps resolve issues where the control won't respond to a specific button press caused by a damaged button
• Interfaces with the switch assembly or keypad area to transmit user input to the control board

• One push button

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Access may require removing the control console or trim panel; use appropriate tools to avoid damaging surrounding parts
• Remove the old button by gently pulling or prying it from the bezel; seat the replacement fully until it snaps into place
• If the switch or underlying components are damaged, inspect and replace those parts as needed; do not attempt electrical repairs without proper knowledge